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JANUARY  1913 

.ABOR  PRESS 

AND  OFFICIAL  JOURNALS 

lECEIVED  AT  HEADQUARTERS  OF 

AMERICAN 

F  DERATION  OF  LABOR 

801-809  G  Street  IVortHwest, 
WASHINGTON,  D.  C. 


SAMUEL  GOMPERS.  PRESIDENT 

Frank  Morrison,  secretary 


AM  A, 

rmingham— Labor  Advocate,  Room 
450.  Hood  Building.  ^  ^ 

,bile — Labor  Journal,  60  N.  ater  st. 

if*  VNSAS. 

e  Bluff— Union  Advocate,  P. 

-agould — The  Arkansas  o.- 

I  tie  Rock — Union  Labor  Bulletin,  31o 

Scott  street. 

•  (  't  Smith — Union  Sentinel. 

VI  srORNIA. 

■  Kersfield— Union  Labor  Journal, 

First  Bank  Building. 

,  oreka — The  Labor  News,  d38  2d  st. 

I  ‘Visno — Labor  News,  1139  I 

■  >s  Angeles— The  Citizen,  203  Ne^\ 

High  street.  ^  i-i9 

^ ‘ikland— Tri-City  Labor  Review,  lol- 

ramento— The  Tribune,  LabOT  Temple 
^■1  Diego— The  Labor  Leader,  P.O.Box  41 


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CALIFORNIA— Continued. 

San  Jose — The  Union,  173  West  S 
Clara  street. 

San  Francisco — Labor  Clarion,  316  14 

1122  Mission 

San  Mateo— Labor  Index,  316  B  s 
•Stockton — News  Advocate,  25-26 
Block. 


COLORADO. 

Colorado  Spring-s — Labor  News  lU 
Nevada  avenue. 

Denver — United  Labor  Bulletin  I 
Box  759. 

CONNECTICUT. 

Hartford — Labor  Standard,  284  As' 
street. 


DELAWARE. 

Wilmington — Labor  Herald,  415 
ley  street. 

DISTRICT  OP  COLUMBIA. 

Washington — The  Trades  Unionist 
Fifth  street  northwest. 

FLORIDA. 

Miami — Labor  Journal,  511  12th  str( 

Tampa — II  International,  Box  183. 
City  Station. 

GEORGIA. 

Atlanta — Journal  of  Labor,  406  Av 
Building. 

Savannah— Labor  Herald,  107  E.  Ba 

ILLINOIS. 

Aurora — The  Fox  River  Leader 
North  La  Salle  street. 

Bloomington — The  Trades  Review. 

Chicago — The  Union  Leader,  631-633  l 
Bldg.,  127  No.  Dearborn  street 
Life  and  Labor,  127  No.  Dea 
street. 

Danville — Danville  Record,  103  No. 
million  street. 

Decatur — Labor  World,  255  No.  i 
street. 

Galesburg — Labor  News,  171  E.  Si 
street. 


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ILLIOXIS— Continued, 

Kewanee — Labor  Herald  103 
Peoria— Peoria  Labor  Gazette, 

.  Adams  street. 

Quincy~The  Labor  Advocate, 
Hampshire  street. 

Rock  Island— Tri-City  Weekly  Labor 

Home  But 


Third  st. 
225  North 


501 1/_, 


Tradesman, 


409  Syca- 


Springrfjeld— The  Illinois 
40 1  Mej^er  Bldg. 

AD  I  AN  A. 

E\  ansville — The  Advocate 
more  street. 

Fort  A^ayne — The  Labor  Times-Herald 
T  Saengerbund  Building-  ’ 

Indianapolis— The  Union,  119  W  Aid  c;! 

TK-u-i.-  Fifth  street. 

Hun- 

ared  and  Nineteenth  street 

3WA. 

Independent,  810  Storv  st 
edar  Rapids— The  Tribune,  10-16  Severs 

Da\ enport— Trinity  Labor  Advocate, 
Last  Third  street. 

Lvons‘’"^’"n,H°''TH'^‘^®''-  Sixth  st 
^^yons  Iri-City  Labor  Voice  Box  9fi 

S  oux^  P-  O  BOX  2. 

°“U‘iUpq-fTh%t'ie"et." 

^  S  A.  3  • 

V- ichita  The  Wichita  American.  122  So 
Lawrence  Ave  , 

entucky. 

Louisville — New  Era,  130  Third  avenup 

OUISiIxa!  '''  G'-een  «t; 

»  L^bor  Journal,  535  Poydras  st. 

Bangor  Maine  Labor  Advocate. 


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» 


3IARYLAXD. 

Baltimore — Labor  Leader,  Baltimore 
and  North  streets. 

Building-  Trades  Journal,  11  East 
Lexington  street. 

Baltimore  Trades  Unionist,  102  E.  Lex¬ 
ington  street. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Boston — The  Wage  Earner,  15  School 
street. 

Progressive  Workingman,  152  Pur¬ 
chase  street. 

Holyoke — The  Artisan,  189  High  street. 

Worcester — The  Labor  News,  48  South- 
bridge  street. 

MICHIGAN. 

Bay  City — The  Industrial  Herald,  309 
Ninth  street. 

Grand  Rapids — The  Observer,  17  Canal  st. 

Jackson — Square  Deal,  Jackson  and 
Main  streets. 

Kalamazoo — Kalamazoo  Advocate,  230 
No.  Burdick  street. 

MINNESOTA. 

Duluth — Labor  World,  610  Manhattan 
Building. 

Minneapolis — Labor  Review,  67  So.  4  th 
street. 

St.  Paul — Union  Advocate,  141  E.  5th  st. 

MISSOURI. 

Joplin — Missouri  Trades  Unionist,  821 
West  Fourth  street. 

Kansas  City — The  Labor  Herald,  408 
Admiral  boulevard. 

Kansas  City  Federationist,  513  Ridge 
Building. 

Sedalia— The  Liberator,  313  S.  Lamine  st. 

Springfield — The  Springfield  American, 
141  Public  Square. 

St.  Joseph— St.  Joseph  Union,  lisy2  8th  st 

St.  Louis — Printing  Trades  Magazine, 
319  Olive  street. 

MONTANA. 

Butte — The  Free  Lance. 

Great  Falls — The  Labor  News,  Court  Bldg 


4 


NEBRASKA. 

Lincoln — Will  Maupin’s  Weekly. 

Omaha — Western  Laborer,  502  Barker 
Block. 

NEW  JERSEY. 

Jersey  City — Hudson  County  Labor  Re¬ 
view,  P.  O.  Box  306,  Hoboken. 

Labor  Wo'id,  89  Montgomery  street. 

Newark — Union  Labor  Bulletin,  866  So. 
19th  street. 

Orange — American  Labor  Standard, 

252  Main  st. 

Trenton — Trades  Union  Advocate, 

Room  6,  Ribsam  Building. 

NEW  YORK. 

Albany — Official  Record,  158  Colonie  st. 

Auburn — Labor  Weekly,  85  Genesee 
street. 

Jamestown: — Union  Advocate, 310  Pine  st 

Newburgh — Orange  County  Workman,  75 
Henry  Avenue,* 

Rochester — Labor  Journal,  32  South  ave. 

Schenectady — The  Schenectady  Leader, 
525  State  street. 

Syracuse — The  Industrial  Weekly,  28 
Monroe  Block. 

Troy — Legislative  Labor  News,  401 
River  street. 

Yonkers — The  Yonkers  Workman,  63-65 
Main  street. 

NORTH  DAKOTA. 

Fargo — North  Dakota  Advocate,  Box  242. 

OHIO. 

Akron — The  People,  21  S.  Main  street. 

Canton — The  Union  Reporter,  306  East 
10  th  street. 

Cincinnati — The  Chronicle,  1311  Walnut  st. 
Trades  Union  Journal,  16  E.  Court  st. 

Cleveland — The  Cleveland  Citizen,  310 
Champlain  avenue. 

Cleveland  Federationist,  716  Vincent 
Avenue. 

Dayton — Dayton  Labor  Journal,  302  East 
5th  street. 

Hamilton — Butler  County  Press,  326 
Market  street. 

Springfield  —  The  Tribune,  Room  1, 
Johnson  Building. 


5 


Toledo — Toledo  ir^nion  Leader,  Central 
Labor  Union  Hall. 

Youngstown — Labor  Record,  211  K.  of 
C.  Building. 

Zanesville — Labor  Journal,  Sixth  and 
South  streets. 

0KL.AH03IA. 


Oklahoma  City — Oklahoma  Labor  Unit, 


Room  1023 
Building. 

State  National 

Bank 

OREGON. 

Portland — Portland  Labor  Press, 
Goodnough  Bldg. 

219 

PEN  N  S  YL  V  A  N I  A. 

Allentown — Union 

Gazette,  Sixth 

and 

Walnut  streets. 

Easton — Easton  Journal,  234  Church  st. 

Erie — Union  Labor  Journal,  18  W.  12th. 

Harrisburg — United  Labor  Journal, 
1272  Market  st. 

Lancaster — Labor  Leader,  38  Market  st. 

Philadelnhia — Trade  Union  News,  619 
Filbert  street. 

Pittsburg — Iron  City  Trades  Journal, 
Union  Labor  Temple. 

National  Labor  Tribune,  504  Lewis 
Block. 

Pittston — Industrial  Advocate. 

Reading — Labor  Advocate,  436  W'ash- 
ington  street. 

TEXXESSEE. 

ChattaTiooga — Central  Labor  Journal, 
116  B  street. 

Nashville — Labor  Advocate,  33514  Third 
avenue  north. 

TEXAS. 

Austin — The  Forum,  206  West  Sixth  st. 

Dallas — The  Laborer,  170414  Commerce 
street. 

Denison — Industrial  Record,  Security 
Building. 

El  Paso — Texas  Union,  414  Texas  st. 

Fort  AYorth — Union  Banner,  Second  and 
Throckmorton  streets. 

Texas  Railway  Journal,  Dundee  Bid. 

Galveston — Galveston  Labor  Herald,  206 
Tremont  street. 


6 


Houston — The  Houston  Labor  Journal,. 
Western  Newspaper  Union  Bldg. 

Texas  Carpenter,  1111  Franklin  ave. 

Palestine — Labor  Journal,  Cor.  Ave.  A 
and  Oak  street. 

Port  Arthur — Jefferson  County  Unionist. 

San  Antonio — The  Weekly  Dispatch, 
114%  South  Alamo  street. 

Waco — The  Union  Standard,  110  So.  6th 
street. 

VIRGINIA. 

Bichmond — Virginia  State  Federation  of 
T.abor  Journal,  308  Foster  Bldg. 

Roanoke — Industrial  Era,  P.  O.  Box  596. 

WASHINGTON. 

Bellingham — Bellingham  Journal,  209 

Chestnut  street.  < 

Everett — The  Labor  Journal,  Labor 
Temple. 

Seattle — Union  Record,  Labor  Temple. 

Spokane — The  Labor  World,  311 

Sprague  avenue. 

Tacoma — Labor  Advocate,  721  Commerce 

'  street. 

Walla  Walla — Garden  City  Monitor,  15% 
E.  Main  street. 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Wheelins: — The  Wheeling  Majority, 

15th  street  near  Main  street. 

WISCONSIN. 

.Janesville  —  The  Inaependent,  119 

Dodge  street. 

WYOMING. 

Cheyenne — Labor  Journal,  1618  Central 
avenue. 

PORTO  RICO. 

Mayaguez — Union  Obrera. 

San  Juan — Workingmen’s  Journal. 


CANADA. 

4LBERTA. 

Calgary — Alberta  Federationist,  Room  1, 
Labor  Hall. 

Lethbridge — Southern  Alberta  Labor  Bul¬ 
letin,  Labor  Hall,  Glyn  street. 

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BRITISH  COTirMBlA 

Vancouver — The  B.  C.  Federationist, 
Room  210  Babor  Temple. 

MANITOBA  . 

Winnipe.g- — The  V^oice,  P.  O.  Drawer  3088. 

NEW  BRUNSAVICK. 

Moncton — Eastern  Labor  News,  '779 
Main  si  reet. 

NORTHWEST  TERRITORY. 

Regina — Saskatchewan  Labor's  Realm, 
Box  1050. 

ONT.4RIO. 

Toronto — The  Lance,  21  Lombard  st. 
Industrial  Banner,  Labor  Temple, 
Church  Street. 

Hamilton — Labor  News,  39  Charles  street. 


UNION  UYBEL  press. 

The  Women  s  lyabel  League  Journal — 
Jamestown,  N.  Y. 

Union  Label  Bulletin — P.  O.  Box  1017 
Pt.  Collins.  Colo. 

JOURNALS  OF  FARMERS’  ORGANIZA¬ 
TIONS. 

Co-Operators’  Guide — Indianapolis,  Ind 
Mississippi  Union  Advocate — 

202  Vn  South  State  st.,  Jackson,  Miss 
Farmers’  Union  Sun — 

1341  Main  street,  Columbia,  S.  C. 


OFFICIAL  ORGANS  OF  INTERNA¬ 
TIONAL  UNIONS. 

A 

American  Federationist — 

801-809  G  St.  nw.,  Washington,  D.  C. 
American  Pressman — Rogersville,  Tenn. 
American  Flint,  The — Rooms  928-32  Ohio 
Building,  Toledo,  Ohio. 

B 

Bakers’  Journal  — 

212  Bush  Temple,  Chicago,  Ill 
Barbers’  Journal  — 

222  Fast  Michigan  street,  Indian¬ 
apolis.  Tnd. 


8 


Blacksmiths’  Journal — 

560-585  Monon  Bldg’.,  Chicago,  Ill. 

Boilermakers’  Journal — 

Room  3, Law  Bldg.,  Kansas  City.  Kan. 

Bookbinders’  International  Journal — 
222  East  Michigan  street,  Indian¬ 
apolis,  Ind. 

Brauer  Zeitung — 

2437  Vine  street,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Bricklayer  and  Mason — 

Odd  Fellow  Bldg.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

Brick,  Tile,  and  Terra  Cotta  Workers’ 
Journal — 2341  W.  12th  street,  Chi- 
•cago.  Ill. 

Bridgemen’s  Magazine — 

American  Central  Life  Building,  In- 
*dianapoli«,  Ind. 

Buchdrucker  Zeitung — 

Rooms  640-50.  Newton  Claypool 
•Building,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 

C 

The  Carpenter — 

Carpenters’  Bldg.,  Indianapolis, ,  Ind. 

Cigarmakers’  Journal — 

440  So.  Dearborn  street,  Chicago,  Ill. 

Commercial  Telegraphers  Journal — 
930  Monon  Buildinsr,  324  Dearborn 
street.  Chicago,  Ill. 

Cooners’  Journal — 

Bishop  Bldg.,  Kansas  City,  Kan. 

E 

Electrical  Worker — 

Pierik  Bldg.,  Springfield,  Ill. 

Elevator  Constructor — 

Perry  Bldg.,  16th  and  Chestnut 
streets,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 

G 

Garment  Workers’  United  Weekly 
Bulletin — 

116-117  Bible  House,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Glass  Worker — 

118  E.  28th  St.,  New  York.  N.  Y. 

Glove  Workers’  Monthly  Bulletin — 

506  Bush  Temple  of  Music,  Chicago. 

Granite  Cutters’  Journal — 

Hancock  Building,  Quincy,  Mass. 

H 

Horseshoers’  Journal — 


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605  Second  National  Bank  Building’, 
Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

I 

Iron,  Steel,  and  Tin  Workers’  Amal¬ 
gamated  Journal — 

501  House  Building,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 

L. 

Ladies’  Garment  Workers’  Journal — 

32  Union  Square,  New  York  City. 

The  Lather — 

401  Superior  Bldg.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Leather  ^Vorkers’  Journal — 

504  Postal  Bldg.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Locomotive  Engineers’  Journal — 

1124  B.  of  L.  E.  Bldg.,  Cleveland,  O. 
Locomotive  Firemen’s  Journal — 

Commercial  Club  Building,  Indian¬ 
apolis,  Ind. 

Longshoreman — 18  W.  12th  st.,  Erie,  Pa. 

M 

Machinists  Journal — 

400  McGill  Bldg..  Washington,  D.  C. 
Maintenance  of  Way  Employes’  Ad¬ 
vance  Advocate — 

3900  Olive  street,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 
Marble  Worker — 

406  East  149th  street  New  York, 
N.  Y. 

Master.  Mate  and  Pilot — 

SO  Broad^  st..  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Metal  Polishers’  Journal — 

409  Neave  Bldg.,  Cincinnati.  Ohio. 
Metal  Workers’  (Amalgamated  Sheet) 
Journal — 

407  Nelson  Bldg.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Mine  Workers’  Journal — 

1116  State  Life  Building,  Indian¬ 
apolis,  Ind. 

Miners’  Magazine — 

605  Railroad  Bldg.,  Denver,  Colo. 
Mixer  and  Server — 

Commercial-Tribune  Bldg.,  Cincin¬ 
nati,  Ohio. 

Molders’  .Journal — 

Box  699,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Motorman  and  Conductor — 

45  Hodges  Block,  Detroit,  Mich. 


10 


Musicians’  International  Journal — 

3535  Pine  street,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

P 

Painter  and  Decorator — 

Drawer  .99,  Lafayette,  Ind. 

Paper  Makers’  Journal — 

44  Bensen  Bldg.,  Albany,  N.  Y. 
Patternmakers’  Journal — 

1008  Second  National  Bank  Building, 
Cincinnati,  Ohio. 

Photo  Engraver,  The  American — 

6111  Bishop  street,  Chicago,  Ill. 

Piano  and  Organ  Workers’  Journal — 

1037  Greenwood  terrace,  Chicago,  Ill. 

1 3.  s  1 0  r*  0  r 

2909  Wylie  avenue,  Pittsburgh,  Pa. 
Player,  The — 

1553  Broadway,  New  York,  N.  Y. 

Plate  Printer — 

612  F  St.  nw.,  Washington,  D.  C 
P — Continued, 

Plumbers  Journal — 

401-406  Bush  Temple  of  Music,  Chi¬ 
cago,  Ill. 

Postal  Record-r- 

945  Penn,  ave.,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Potters’  Herald — 

West  Sixth  st..  East  Liverpool,  Ohio. 

a 

Quarry  Workers’  .Journal — 

Scampini  Building,  Barre,  Vt. 

R 

Railway  Carmen’s  Journal — 

n05  Hall  Bldg.,  Kansas  City,  Mo. 
Railroad  Clerk — Kansas  City  Life  Bldg., 
Kansas  City,  Mo. 

Railway  Conductor — Cedar  Rapids,  la. 
Railroad  Telegrapher — 

Star  Bldg.,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Railroad  Trainmen's  Journal — 

1207  American  Trust  Bldg.,  Cleve¬ 
land,  Ohio. 

Railroad  Freight  Handlers’  Journal — 

824  West  Harrison  st.,  Chicago,  Ill. 
RetaiP ^lerks’  International  Advocate — 
Emsyig  Bldg.,  Lafayette,  Ind. 

S 

Seamen’s  Journal,  Coast — 


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Franci. 

Shingle  Weaver — 

Sh..s.ferj2„st 

Steam^Eng-inee?— Nel 

Steam“s’hovef''a?d'^fi^e^ge°^'^"’  N-  -S 

Pennfylvania''  FWladelpl. 

Stone  Cutters’  Journal —  ' 

Stovp^^Q^^  Indianapolis  Y 

ers’  jfurS— Pattern  Wo- 

Swl^chVen^ff^l^r?.!!!-^-’ 

326  Irisl  ane  Building,  Buffalo,  N.  ^ 

The  Tailor—  ^ 

Bldg..  Bloomington  1* 
The  T^^^sters,  Chauffeurs,  Stablemen ’a 
Helpers  Magazine,  222  East  K’> 

TiT^  Indianopolis,  Ini 

Tile  Layers  and  Helpers’  Journal— 

12  Federal'  street  N:  S.,  Pii 
burgh.  Pa.  ’ 

Tol^cco  Workers’  Journal _ 

B(mms  50-53.  American  Nation 

Louisville,  Ky. 
Trav^lerSnG^ds  and  Novelty  Worke 

191  Boyd  street,  Oshkosh,  Wis 
Typographical  Journal—  ’ 

R(mms  640-50  Newton  Clayi. 
Building,  Indianapolis,  Ind.  . 

Union  Postal  Clerk _ 

219  South  Dearborn  st.,  Chicago 

W  ’ 

Wood  Carver — 

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